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Tarif für die Schiffahrtabgaben auf dem kanalisierten Main von Aschaffenburg (alter Handelshafen) bis zur Mündung vom 20. September 1928, nebst Güterklassenverzeichnis und Ausführungsbestimmungen

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fullscreen: Tarif für die Schiffahrtabgaben auf dem kanalisierten Main von Aschaffenburg (alter Handelshafen) bis zur Mündung vom 20. September 1928, nebst Güterklassenverzeichnis und Ausführungsbestimmungen

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Identifikator:
1823190766
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-220010
Document type:
Monograph
Title:
Finanzen und Steuern im In- und Ausland
Place of publication:
Berlin
Publisher:
Hobbing
Year of publication:
1930
Scope:
896 S
graph. Darst.
Digitisation:
2022
Collection:
Economics Books
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Document type:
Monograph
Structure type:
Chapter
Title:
Zweiter Hauptteil. Statistik ausländischer Finanzen und Steuern. Unterlagen zum internationalen Vergleich
Collection:
Economics Books

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  • Report of the Royal Commission on National Health Insurance
  • Title page
  • Contents
  • Chapter I. Introduction
  • Chapter II. The scheme of national health insurance
  • Chapter III. The general attitude to the health insurance scheme
  • Chapter IV. The related schemes of social welfare
  • Chapter V. The development of the health services
  • Chapter VI. The financial burden of the existing social services
  • Chapter VII. The financial resources of health insurance scheme
  • Chapter VIII. The approved society system
  • Chapter IX. Inequalities of benefit in different approved societies
  • Chapter X. Proposals for extending medical benefit
  • Chapter XI. Proposal for dependants' allowances
  • Chapter XII. Consideration of certain major problems
  • Chapter XIII. Miscellaneous questions
  • Chapter XIV. Summary of conclusions and recommendations
  • Reservation by Sir Andrew Duncan and Professor Alexander Gray
  • Minority report

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MINORITY REPORT. 
ST 
I. 
tion of cash benefits without the slightest relationship to public 
activities affecting the need for these benefits. 
56. We accept the principle laid down by the Majority Report 
as to ** the desirability of bringing into closer relationship the 
various services directed towards the prevention of sickness and 
the improvement of health.” We submit that this is impossible 
while one essential health service is left unattached ; and we 
recommend the substitution of Societies under appropriate 
Local Authorities, which would apparently be the County 
Councils and County Borough Councils, for the present system 
of Approved Societies. 
57. Tt seems to us that substantially each of these groups 
would be fairly representative of the industrial population of 
the country, but in so far as they were not equally representa- 
tive the operation of a Central Fund might be the means of 
equalisation. 
58. At the outset, for the purpose of securing essential 
statistics and in order to determine the standards of health in 
different parts of the country, it may be necessary to consider 
each group as an area Society, the Society operating financially 
very similarly to an Approved Society under the present system ; 
but as time and experience allowed, it is not unreasonable to 
suppose that the actuarial basis as we know it, and the valuations 
as they are now conducted, could be very materially modified. 
We should, then, for the purpose of establishing this new system, 
proceed along existing actuarial lines. 
THE FINANCES OF THE PRESENT SCHEME. 
59. We are unable to agree that we should make no recom- 
mendation which takes us outside the financial limits of the 
present scheme. We submit that there is financial loss due to 
the overlapping of the various services at present in operation 
and that the money available will be increased when these 
services are unified and controlled under the TLocal Authority. 
60. We are also clear that a Commission dealing with National 
Health Insurance must take into account national loss resulting 
from neglect to provide sufficiently for the health of all those 
who are or will be employable. 
61. The whole question of national health is bound up with 
that of efficiency and output, and it is impossible to rank as a 
“ burden ”’ on industry or on the community an outlay which 
safeguards industrial well-being and (to put it no higher) con- 
duces to the efficiency of the machine. These charges produce 
a definite return. °° There is five per cent. in good conditions,’ 
said a great employer of labour. 
62. We agree with our colleagues that it is desirable 
‘that a balance between the expenditure on these schemes 
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